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James Middleton’s touching post to his sister Kate: “We will climb this mountain together too”

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James Middleton’s touching post to his sister Kate: “We will climb this mountain together too”

A few sweet words and a shot of them together as children, during a trip to the mountains. Thus James Middleton, Kate’s younger brother, supports the Princess of Wales after the official announcement of the illness on Friday. «Over the years we have climbed many mountains together. As a family, we will also climb this with you » we read in the caption of the post posted on Instagram a few hours after the news spread and accompanied by the emojis of a mountain and a heart.

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The first to break the silence, after the video shot on a bench in Windsor, was King Charles, who is also being treated for cancer. “I am so proud of Catherine for her courage in revealing her illness. You have all my support »said the sovereign, who in recent weeks has reduced his official commitments.

Princess Kate’s younger brother, James Middleton, on Instagram with the nickname @jmidy, announced the release of his first biography on September 26th. His name is Meet Ella: The Dog Who Saved My Life and talks about his dog’s incredible life and the beneficial influence it has had on his mental wellbeing. James Middleton, first in the family business and since 2020 on his own with the line of pet food called Ella, is married to the French financial analyst Alizée Thevenet and father of Inigo, born last October.

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